Things to do in Spain
Dali Museum Barcelona40 optionsPrado Museum Guided Tour46 optionsDolphin Watching Tenerife34 optionsMallorca Boat Tour70 optionsBarcelona City Tour10 optionsFlamenco Tour Seville24 optionsDay Trips from Barcelona7 optionsDay Trips from Madrid15 optionsWhale Watching Tenerife28 optionsFlamenco Tour Madrid10 optionsMadrid City Tour6 optionsFlamenco Performance16 options
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Museo Banksy Madrid: 180 Works & Street Art HistoryYou get admission to all 180 Banksy works displayed across 2,000m², following his art from the UK through Palestine and back, with no guide narration — just you and the pieces. The single-floor layout means you can spend as long as you want on any work without feeling rushed, and the last entry at 19:15 gives you a window if you're visiting in the evening. Book your ticket in advance to skip the queue.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Banksy's work in depth without arranging a guided tour — the single-floor layout and open-ended timing mean you set the pace through 180 pieces and the geography behind them.
Barcelona Bike Tour: Sagrada Família, Beaches & Gaudí ArchitectureYou ride through Barcelona's medieval core, past Gaudí's Sagrada Família, through Ciutadella Park, and down to Barceloneta Beach on a comfortable bike with an English-speaking guide. The pace lets you absorb neighborhood history and architecture without the fatigue of walking or the isolation of a bus. You get the bike, helmet, water, and insurance included; the route sticks to bike lanes and pedestrian areas, so it works for most fitness levels.Is it for me?This works well if you want to cover Barcelona's main neighborhoods and architecture in one morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport or navigating the city alone — the bike pace and guided stops are what fit everything into a few hours and keep you moving without exhaustion.
Barcelona: Wine & Tapas Evening Tour with Gourmet DinnerYou’ll wander Barcelona’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting wines and classic tapas at two buzzing bars before settling in for a proper dinner at a top restaurant. Expect laughter over shared plates, new flavors (some surprising), stories from your guide—and that feeling of being part of the city for one night.
Seville: Paddle Surf SUP Guadalquivir River & Triana BridgeYou'll learn to paddle on beginner-friendly boards, float under Seville's iconic Triana Bridge and past Torre del Oro, stop for a drink in the riverside Barrio de Triana, and swim if you want to. The instructor records and edits a souvenir video of your best moments. Two hours total, small groups, and the whole thing is designed so first-timers feel steady from the start.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seville from the water without arranging your own board or transport — the fixed meeting point and two-hour window take the planning out of it, and the beginner boards mean you're not fighting the learning curve while you're trying to enjoy the view.
Alcalá de Henares: Cervantes Museum & University Tour from MadridYou travel by luxury bus from Madrid to Alcalá de Henares, where an official guide leads you through the Plaza de Cervantes, the Renaissance College of San Ildefonso, and the Cervantes Museum and Library — the house where the writer was born in 1547. Entry to both the museum and the university college is included, along with the guided walking tour of the old city's main sites. The return journey to Madrid is included in the afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand where Cervantes came from without arranging your own transport or buying separate museum tickets — the guided route connects the buildings and the biography in a way that makes the town's layout and history stick with you.
Tenerife: Private Whale Watching Tour with Biologist & PhotosYou’ll join a small group for private whale watching in Tenerife with a local marine biologist—listen to whales underwater, spot dolphins near Costa Adeje, and receive wildlife photos after your trip. Expect honest conversation, gentle approaches to wildlife, and unexpected moments that stick with you long after you’re back on shore.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Skip-the-Line Guided TourYou get skip-the-line entry to both Sagrada Família and Park Güell with an expert English-speaking guide who shares insider knowledge about Gaudí's design philosophy. The tour includes headsets so you hear clearly in the group, and you'll have free time at Park Güell to explore the mosaics and city views at your own pace. Transport between the two sites is on you (taxi or Metro), and the whole experience fits into one day without the entrance queues.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both of Gaudí's most famous works in one day without losing hours to entrance lines — the skip-the-line access is what makes fitting both sites into an afternoon realistic.
Montserrat Monastery & Funicular: Small Group Nature WalkYou’ll ride the Sant Joan funicular up Montserrat Mountain before following an easy trail with your guide—think thyme-scented air, quiet views, stories about monks and pilgrims. Taste local cheeses at a farmers market near the monastery before heading back to Barcelona in a comfy van. It’s less about rushing, more about feeling what makes this place so layered.
Mallorca sailing with tapas & drink: 4 hours at seaA 4-hour sailing activity in Mallorca for small groups of 4 to 12 people, led by a captain who adjusts the route by weather and your preference. You choose whether to help sail or relax on deck, then swim, snorkel in caves, and eat tapas and pizza with beer or wine on the return. The boat is certified for open ocean and carries snorkeling gear, water and soft drinks.Is it for me?The boat moves at a sailing pace—no rushing—and you're free to swim when you reach the stop or stay aboard. If you want a morning or afternoon on the water that lets you set the intensity, this one hands that choice to you.
Ceramic Cup Making Workshop Barcelona: Hand-Build Your OwnMake your own artisan ceramic cup at an accredited ceramics studio in Barcelona, learning hand-building and decoration techniques in a 2.5-hour workshop. The studio is run by a ceramicist whose work has been exhibited at the Smithsonian and Philadelphia Museum of Art. You'll come away with either your finished piece (ready in 1–2 weeks for pickup or worldwide shipping) or a handmade cup from the studio's collection if you're leaving Barcelona sooner. No prior experience needed, and children from age 12 are welcome.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English or Spanish, so choose the language session that matches yours. This workshop suits anyone from age 12 up who wants to learn a hands-on craft in a small, unhurried setting—no pottery background needed.
Gran Canaria: Ron Arehucas Distillery Tour & Rum TastingYou walk through the production process from aging cellar to bottling plant, taste three award-winning rums, and learn the history of rum-making in the Canary Islands. The whole experience takes about an hour, includes a proper tasting (not a sample), and ends with the option to buy. Bring your printed ticket.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how rum is actually made without arranging transport or finding the distillery yourself—the guided format means you get the story and the tasting in sequence, and the fixed one-hour length fits easily into a morning or afternoon in Gran Canaria.
Lanzarote Surf Lessons Famara: 4-Hour Class for All LevelsYou arrive at 9:15, spend an hour learning on the sand, then get four hours of instruction in the water with equipment and a guide who corrects your form in real time. The break at noon gives you a chance to recover before the second push. You leave at 2:30 with transport back to the school included, ready to sleep.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to learn surfing in one morning without renting gear separately or figuring out the ocean on their own. The four-hour format means you get real instruction and practice time, not a rushed introduction—plan to be tired and hungry by the end, which is exactly what makes the learning stick.
Bilbao Old Town Walking Tour: Local Guide, Small GroupsA 2-hour walking tour of Bilbao's Old Town led by a local guide in English, covering the city's history, Basque culture and present-day life in small groups. The tour operates on a free-tour model where you decide the tip amount after the walk based on your satisfaction. Minimum age is 15; the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The 2-hour walk moves at a conversational pace through flat, accessible streets, so it suits anyone who wants to learn the city's story without a rushed schedule or steep terrain. Small groups mean you're not herded through stops—you move at the guide's pace and ask questions as you go.
Granada: Albaicín & Sacromonte Private Walking Tour ViewsYou’ll wander Granada’s winding Albaicín streets with a local guide who shares stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Pause at ancient cisterns, take in sweeping Alhambra views from San Nicolás Viewpoint, and feel flamenco rhythms echo through Sacromonte’s caves. Expect laughter, quiet moments, and glimpses of daily life you’ll remember long after.
Barcelona Social Pass: 3 Events + VIP Nightclub EntryThe Barcelona Social Pass is a nightly social event running three 45-minute hosted gatherings across rotating venues, then VIP entry to a major nightclub. A host waits at every door, and the first event opens with drink deals and games like karaoke or beer pong to break the ice. By the third venue, the group is already formed. The night ends with everyone walking past the queue together at the club. Available as a one-night pass or multi-night option; minimum age 18.Is it for me?Book a single night if you're new to Barcelona and want to meet people without the awkwardness of walking into a club alone. The hosted structure and rotating venues mean you're never figuring out where to go next or who to talk to — the night is built that way. If you're staying longer, the multi-night passes lock in a lower cost per night and let you return to the same group or meet new people on different nights.
Barcelona: Sagrada Família Skip-The-Line Guided TourYou skip the entry queue with a priority ticket and certified guide who explains Gaudí's stone columns, stained glass light patterns, and the four façades in detail. A wireless headset keeps you connected to the guide as the group moves through the Nativity and Passion sides, then down to the museum to see original sketches and models. The whole visit takes roughly two hours, with time to explore the museum at your own pace afterward.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand what you're looking at inside Sagrada Família rather than stand confused in the crowd — the guide and headset mean you don't miss the engineering, the symbolism, or the reason Gaudí's techniques still seem impossible today, and the priority ticket means you're inside while the queue is still forming outside.
Gran Canaria: Europe’s Only Coffee Farm & Exotic Fruit TourYou’ll wander Gran Canaria’s only coffee farm with a local guide, tasting rare fruits like red banana and dragon fruit straight from the tree. Walk past ancient stone walls and spot wild animals as you learn about sustainable farming practices. End your day with sweet samples and maybe a bag of fresh beans—something you’ll remember long after you leave.
Madrid: Flamenco Tablao & Spanish Tapas, 40-Seat VenueYou arrive at a forty-seat tablao in central Madrid, order tapas and a drink, and watch flamenco artists perform live with no script or repetition—each night is different because the dancers improvise. The intimacy of the space and the fact that these are working professionals unwinding after their day jobs creates an energy you won't find in larger venues. You leave with the kind of memory that sticks.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see flamenco in Madrid without the tourist-venue distance—the forty-seat room and working artists mean you get the real energy, not a polished show. The included tapas and drink keep it affordable, and the improvisation means you're not paying to watch the same performance twice.
Madrid to Cuenca: Day Trip with Enchanted City & Ventano del DiabloYou’ll stand above wild canyons at Ventano del Diablo, wander through surreal rock formations in the Enchanted City, share stories with your local guide in Cuenca’s medieval lanes, and taste typical products after visiting its cathedral. It’s a day trip where every stop feels like a different world—leaving you with more questions than answers (in a good way).
Granada Private Tours Alhambra: All Four Sections in One VisitYou get a private guide leading you through the Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba, and Generalife gardens with all entry fees covered. The guide explains the history and design of each space while you move at your own pace. Bring your passport or ID on the day of your visit.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the Alhambra's layout and history without navigating it alone or joining a large group. The private guide means you set the pace and can ask questions as you move through the palaces, fortress, and gardens.
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- Costa Blanca›
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- Cuenca›
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- Figueres›
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- Gijon›
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- Valencia›
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